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Old 10th August 2010, 10:15 PM   #12
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Intrestingly the horse-hoof exhibits many characteristics of a twist-core. The photo's don't seem to show it but...
If I was more confident in my etching abilities (I have a bottle of etchant solution from RadioShack purchased for this purpose that remains unopened to this day), I would be in the process of finding out...

Rick - thanks for the Yakan suggestion & another anthropological lead to follow. Don't know when Yakan people first started settling on Mindinao, but surely there must have been established trading amongst neighboring populations?
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